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Lerian Consignado — Dataprev runs on event-driven flows of two kinds. A command-driven flow starts when the credit engine asks for a margin or an averbação. A poller-driven flow sweeps Dataprev on a cadence for auction discovery and settlement. Before any flow runs, a tenant registers its credentials.

Credential setup


A tenant transacts only after it registers two credentials through the gateway’s control plane:
  • an ICP-Brasil A1 client certificate — a PEM certificate and key.
  • an OAuth2 client-credentials secret.
The gateway validates the certificate before it stores the credential. The gateway holds both credentials in a managed secret store. No read ever returns the secret material. A status read reports three facts about the certificate: whether it is present, its fingerprint, and its expiry. The status read also reports whether the OAuth secret is present. When the store holds nothing, the read returns every flag as false, not an error.

Margin fetch


When the credit engine needs a worker’s payroll margin, it issues a margin-request command. The gateway queries Dataprev for the worker’s available margin and disposable remuneration. It then emits a fact that carries the margin, keyed to the originating request.

Averbação


To register a signed contract, the credit engine issues an averbação-request command. The gateway registers the contract with Dataprev and emits one of two facts:
  • an averbação-confirmed fact that carries the rail’s own success code. The gateway relays this code and never hardcodes it.
  • an averbação-rejected fact that carries the rail’s error code and message.

Loan auction (leilão)


Each worker loan request (solicitação) opens a 24-hour auction. A discovery poller lists these requests page by page. The discovery flow does not submit proposals. It has no authorized producer for the mandatory proposal terms, so no bid can be selected or reach the rail.

Reconciliation


On a configurable cadence, a reconciliation poller sweeps a sliding window of payroll competências. For each competência, it reads two always-on sources. The first source holds the per-contract escrituração records. The second source holds the CEF D+2 repasse records that settle paid installments. The poller normalizes both sources and emits one reconciliation fact per record. The two legs are independent. A failure on one leg never blocks the other.